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Most projections pointed to this being a straightforward series for the Knicks, but that all changed with Atlanta’s win on the road in Game 2.
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Getting through Round 1 is the most important thing, but Knicks fans want to see a deep run and know that getting through the Hawks without any fuss is paramount if they want to get back to the conference finals and beyond.
We’ll see if the Knicks will bring that clinical attitude to Game 4 on Saturday.
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